Shaving thread

My legs become very itchy after I shave and I tend to get red bumps on them, is there a way to prevent this ?

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>>7815003
amputate them and replace them with mechanical legs

>pic related

>>7815046
...Good idea

>>7815003
Wax or use an epilator instead. You might get ingrowns and bumps the first few times you do it but eventually it stops happening. Exfoliation obviously helps. Most of the areas that I have epilated for many years now I no longer need to exfoliate to stop ingrowns.
Shaving is the plebs way of removing hair.

Anyone live in a cold place? I shave my legs in the bath and by the time I get dry my legs are just goosebumps.

Not the smooth feeling I want

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Is there a way to make epilators less painful than a chest surgery without anesthetics?

>>7815263
Waxing is a lot less painful then epilating. I usually wax if I have a lot of hair and just maintain it with an epilator. If the hair grows back too much I wax again.
You can buy sugar waxing kits on amazon for like $20, like the MOOM kit is one I bought but I've since been making all my own sugar wax. But the kit comes with washable hemp strips which was nice.

>>7815247
I know the feeling.

>>7815247
It helps me to put lotion on right after I dry myself off.

>>7816743
Yeah, some lotion or cocoa butter. In fact, replace your shaving cream with shaving lotion. Two birds, one stone.